Connected Analytic Services, an affiliate of Toyota Insurance Management Solutions USA, has expanded its business with Toyota Motor North America by adding new products for owners of enrolled Toyota vehicles. CAS is Toyota’s exclusive data aggregator, providing telematics and vehicle build data to insurance companies on behalf of Toyota customers who want to use their driving data to receive potential insurance savings.
CAS does business with insurance carriers to provide customers with the ability to use their driving data to price their insurance “more accurately.” Drivers of Toyota vehicles interested in receiving potential insurance savings can opt in to Insure Connect, Toyota’s latest connected service. The company is also focused on creating a future of safer roads and improved driving conditions. (AutoInformed: Toyota and Amazon Web Services Working on Connected Cars, Ridesharing, Driving Behavior-Based Insurance…; Telematics – New Ford and Lincoln Vehicles Enable Insurance Company Monitoring of Your Driving Behaviors; Autonomous Vehicles to Cut Auto Insurance Biz 71% By 2050) Continue reading












Stellantis Claims Record First Year with €13.4B Net Profit
As a new company formed on 17 January 2021 by the merger of Fiat Chrysler, aka FCA, and Peugeot or PSA, Stellantis today posted what it called record results for 2021 with an adjusted operating margin 11.8% on income of €18.0 billion and €13.4 Billion ($15.2B) Net Profit on a Pro Forma* basis. Given this, net profit almost tripled year-year-on-year.
“Today’s record results prove that Stellantis is well positioned to deliver strong performance, even in the most uncertain market environments,” said Carlos Tavares, CEO. “I warmly thank all Stellantis employees … for their contribution to building our new company powered by its diversity. I take this opportunity to also thank the management team for their relentless efforts as we faced and overcame intense headwinds. Together, we are focused on executing our plans as we race to become a sustainable mobility tech company,” Tavares concluded. Continue reading →